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Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06
EKxT or TEE LETTEs.

"Gessraorl lRleAard 0glssey, Springfield,
Tiinois;
''SIR.--In order that the tFash may be
kRown BY roo and tbeipuhiic Jon req
Fessns, We desire 20 state that We never
adveoated the use OF force except In
self defense. To accuse us Of attempting
10 overthrow the Law and government
on May 4, 1885, or at any other time, Is
false, as it ID absurd. Whatever we said
nF Gid vas said aud done publicly. We
have never oonspired OF plotted 10 Gem
uoit 50 unlawful act. While We attacked
sha present social arrangement In writ
lpg aud speech and expossdEtheir In.
iquisies, We have never consciously
bfoksn any laws. So far from having
planned the killing Of anyboBy at Hay
1naKkei, or anyuhere else, the very OBJ
ieot Of the meeting vas 10 protest
against fhe commission Of murder.
I'VE believe Il 10 be oug duty IS
friends Of labor and liberty 10 oppose
any olher Use Of force than is necee-
saFy for the defe1ss Of sasred rights
against unlawful attacks. All our ef-
forts hays been 10 the direction o.
elevalina mankind and Of removing, es
mu1h as possible, The oaase Of crime 10
society. Oar labor was unsalhsh. No
motives Of personal gain or ambition
urompted NJ. Thousands and thou
sands viii bear testimony 10 thls. We
may have erred at times IN our iuda.
naent. Yes We may have loved mankind
sos wisely, but too velis n, In tue
excitement Of propacalina our vtewn, We
sers led int expressions ghloh caused
he WorkinRmen % think the aggressive
oree was 9 proper iusfFumeut Of te-
form, Wa regret IL. We deploFs the iesa
Of life At the Haymarket aud Rt Mo.
Oormaak,s, at East 81. Loais and thu
Chicaeo atock wards.
Yours respectfully.
A. SPrn,
MIcakxL suHwAD,
eAMuML FInLnEHn
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

Dvnz1K, Nor. M-Ths Tnllnmars
pEison a1lhofittea have ordassd thni
william QABEian ahali wear tie unilarm
psesnribed b. The Fsanlations fcF con
Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-11-06

NKw Yonx, Nov. B.-Tho sncomlng
tFans-Atlantic steamers report strong
gales from the west, with high seas.
The steamer ohio, dus yesterday. has
not vet arrived.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21

The schooner NJ. A. Baston re-
GENTLY brought to Gloucester from La
Have banks most peculiar sea mon
ster, unlike any thing seen by the old
est fishermen there. 1t was four feet
long and FIVE inches thick; had one
dorsal fin, extending the whole length
of its back, and a triangular-shaped
head, the lower jaw exte nding two
inches beyond the upper. Both jaws
were armed with very sharp teeth.
The upper jaw had three long prongs
at the extreme tip. This queer fish
will be sent to the Smithsonian Insti.
tutA
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21
thing is going along safely and well,
to the hands of new and untried men,
who are only too likely to nismanage

thing is going along safely and well,
to the hands of new and untried men,
who are only too likely to mismanage
them.
In short, the Republicans will next
year be inviting the people to take
perilous leap in the dark, to make
rash and dubious experiment, to ex-
change the good administration they
have got for another they know not OF.
The people know that this administra-
ton will not pay the Southern war
debt, nor compensate the South for
her emancipated slaves; hut what Sc
curity have they that a new admins
tration would not? The people know
that this administration will not
violently shake our industrial founda-
tons to their center; but what can
they know what new administration
would do in this matterp
No; the Republican party can not
be trusted. 1t may nominate whom it
plcases, but the uncertain and un-
trustworthy, not to say vicious and I'M
patriotic, character of the party itself
will suffice to repel the confidence of
the business classes. It may not be the
Republican candidate himself who will
dismay these conservative voters, but
rather his polyglot following, whose
aims and purposes are widely,
deeply and justly distrusted. It
will never do to allow such
party, no matter under what
leader, to capture the Government
plung our finances into confusion,
shatter the fabric Of National credit
and destroy the sense Of securely and
confidence on which all our business
prosperity is based.
The reckless Republican clamor for
change will, as a measure of self
preservation, be firmly vetoed by our
business interests.-Bostoaa Globe.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21
DIDN'T DICTATE.
Man Who Would Get Along Well Any
whore Under the Sum.

4 Man Who Would Get Along Well Any
where Under the Sun.
A tourist stopped at a log-cabin to
get q drink of water. Noticing very
lean steer near the door chewing
rag the tourist, addressing the 'iand.
lord" said:
That's very lean animal"
"Yas sorter."
"Why don't you give him something
to eat?''
"Ain't he eatin'?"
Eyes. eating rag"
'.Wall, eff rag suits him, all right l
amt no man to dictate"
"He'll not make very good beef"
Reckon not; don't want him fur
beef Iride him"
s.Ride him.
THAT'S what l said. Some folks
mont perfer er hoss but I want er
steer. You oughter see him trot
Don't low nothin' to pass him on the
road. wy, he's SO much pearter than
any of the bosses about here that when
any body is in hurry to 60 after q
doctor they generally come here and
GIT him."
'Inever heard of any thing like that
before
"Ireckon not; an ef you stay round
here very long you'll hear o er good
many things you never heard o befo'.
Never heard o ole Mat Thompson
swollerin' snake. did youP"
mo"
wall, he done it."
what for?h
.'Snake-hungry, l reckon. l seed
him at tho time an thought that tho
proceedin' was sorter strange, but Is
l ain I no man to dictate l let him 90
ahead. Yander comes my son-in-law,
an / do know that he's less account
than any feller that ever lived. Look
at him sloshin' along Ike fool"
why did you permit your daue hter
to marry him?"
didn't tell you that l want .
man to dictate? Ireckon you'd bet
ter be gone. A teller that's - hard o
understandin' as you air mout git q
man inter trouble, "-ArkaBsoO ztoe.
| fl$f,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21
HENRY |. BIOSSiT, Business Manager.
THE CHAIN.

D my Spirit, dost thou hear it,
Softly beating in the braiu'
Dost thou hear the hammer forging
All the rivets Of chains
In thy youth the links were golden,
With Powered device inwrought:
Aud they joined thy hand with Pleasure
AS she danced away from Thought.
Dost thou hear II b:ating, beating,
In the lonely chamber still;
Forging silver, gold or iron,
At the master-workman's will7
Is it forming feaden letters
That shall Gag thee down to lie
In the cells OF Desolation,
With Despair for company?
Let the fire be hot within thee,
Til it melt the linked chain,
That would bind thy life Ia prison
With Remorse and Sin and Pain
And may Love, the skilled mechanic,
Deity ply his cunning art,
Beating out the precious metal
On the anvil Of the heart,
Till the finished work appeareth,
Light and supple as thread,
Yet with strength to lift thee, Spirit,
To thy birthright overhead.
--Dansts Dandrtdg,, IN ". Y. Independent.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21
He Knew Human Nature.

He had called at house on Cass
avenue on business, and as he rose to
90 he said:
Il believe you were up the lake this
fall?"
YES"
Go fishing any?'
YES"
Catch any thing?"
Zone little perch"
"Ha! ha! ha! That's about as l ex-
pected. Well, goodnight
When the caller had gone the wife
Indignantly said:
.:Richard. how could you sit there
and lie in that bold way! You know
we caught over twenty fish weighing
five pounds apiece, and that big pick
erel weighed eleven pounds"
'My dear wife" he soothingly re-
piled, '.you don't know human nature.
THAT man is now willing to take my
word for one thousand dollars. If l
had told him of those fish he would
have gone away believing me to be the
biggest liar in Detroit. Detroit Free
Press.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21

an ugly wound given ms by an ordi-
nary black bear along this very Pine
creek forty-fve years ago in desper-
ate hand-to-hand fight. But have
always consoled myself with the
thought that If the bear had been a
grizzly it would have chewed me up
completely. w. Williamsport (Pa.) Cor.
NJ Y Times.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21
p,TH AND POINT.


Labor is the divine law Of our
existence; repose is desertion and
suicide.
Trust that man in nothing who has
not a conscience in every thing
Sterne.
Old Bride-'Do you love me-
darling7" Young Husbaud-H ven.
crate you"
Many young lady is perfect in
pressing autumn leaves who leaves all
the pressing of her clothes for her
aged mother to perform. Teas Sttt-
ings.
-sunday-School Teacher-''Oh. Mr..
Whitehead, won't you subscribe for
the Church Press4' Mr.. Whitehead
''Of course. Miss-if it's hugging
sociable."
"A music-dealer says that the violin
has not improved any since 1870.
The same may be said Of the violin
player who lives next door Norris.
to,0n Herald.
California has an electric girl. and
when she rubs her hands together
they emit flashes. A fellow should
think at least twice before he asks for
one of those hands.
Never strike child on the head;
and it might be we'll to add. never
strike q man on the head either. Il
you want to strike something on the
head, strike nail. -Rarper's Bazaar:
Liberty is the right to do what
the laws allow; and if a citizen could
do what they forbid it would be no
longer liberty, because others would
have the same powers. -Mousesq~eim
"A Cincinnati deacon is under arr
rest for stealing %. As from the con-
tribution-box. 1t is unnecessary to
state. perhaps, that his populations
dated over q series of years. bling
ha,nton Republican.
why is it that the groom always
seems frightened at a wedding?" re-
marked young woman. ':Humph!
He's got right to be" was the re-
joinder of an old married man within
hearing. Washington Critic.
Neither let mistakes nor wrong
directions, OF which every man in his
studies and elsewhere falls into many,
discourage you. There is precious in-
struction to be got by finding that you
were wrong. Thomas Carlyle.
They Come High
She said she was his jewel, then
He paused, quite sad and pensive,
He realized with other men
That jewels are expensive.
WASHINGTON Critic.
Papa - ''Why so pensive. my
daughter?" Eloise-'Jack Burlington
has Just returned all my notes. and
every thing between us is ended. J"
Papa-"Quite coincidence. my dear.
One of his was returned this morning
protested. "-1sd-Bita
-..Take cigar with me. boys"
care they on boy or girl1'
"what's happened, thenP" "oh, I
spent an evening at Simpsons where
they have both a boy and girl, and
I'm setting 'em up because I have
neither. "-Ne6raska State Journal.
-..Who is that brute across the
street who slaps those little boys3 For
cent I'd 60 over and kick him. !"
Leave him alone. It's the only COM
fort he has" "WhyP" Hes editor
of the Children's Corner department
Of weekly paper" --Lineoin journal.
-Tenant-''Say. there's a million
rats in that house Of yours. Land
lord-"WellT' Tenant-''What are
you going to do about itP' Landlord
DO about it! Nothing. You don't
expect me to stock the place with white
mice at fifteen dollars per month, do
youp'-Onahd World.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21

Omaha Teacher - 'Chelnic ally,
what is diamond?' Class" Gar
bon.'' Eyes, diamond is pure car.
bon, but you must remember that coal
is also carbon; that was taught in the
last lesson" Eyes H." Now, how
can it be demonstrated that coal and
diamonds are so nearly alike?" Lit
tie boy-'Ask the price. ''-Omaha
World
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21

President Cleveland read the real
estate spectators in ST. Paul lesson
by refusing gift of land near what
they called Cleveland Park. There
was time in the Executive mansion
when no gift would be refused, no
matter what the object might be. but
that time has passed with Republican
rule.-AI6any argus.
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21
One for the Microbe.

Mrs. Noseup had always contended
that her husbands tobacco habit was
a vile and injurious one.
There" said Mr.. Noseup. turning
from his scientific journal. sit is said
there are no microbes to be found in
tobacco"
That's where the microbe shows
his good sense, Mr.. Noseup." Chicago
Mems
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21

-"Can you spare a trifie for poor
blind MANI" why, hang it. you look
as if you could see irst-rate. 'Oh,
certainly. ! am only begging in the
place of my blind friend, who has no
time for himself. as his daughter is
getting married to-day"
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21

Unfortunately for the Republican
party, it is not at the present time, and
does not seem likely in the near future
to be, the representative Of new and adj
yanced ideas. Boston Herald,
The Louisiana Democrat. [volume] (Alexandria, La.) 1845-1918, 1887-12-21
NO CHANGE NEXT YEAR.

Why the Business Interests Of tho Country
win support tho Democratic Party in
the Presidential Etoctton-Dangers Incl
dent to q Change Of Administration.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

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Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10
CRAZY Mss. smMoNs.
she ss Bounced fron en notsi- ss.ss ~
Hsr EceupfEtsfttes.

she 10 Bounced srosn sn hotsl~sesss ~
ksr nceuutEtsittes.
BAirIEoHs. Nd. April although Mrs..
welths A. Emmons. the vile wnom Prof
Emnl failed 70 prove insans aud whose
trial in Washington recently excited the
sympatby Of nine-tenths OF ihe women con
yerssnt with the ease and Was the sahleCi ~
newspaper comment. declared Yesterday "a
most emphstic terms. when informed that
she would lse obliged 10 leave the Aladuci
Hotel AZ Relay station. that kbe would not
leave. she has nnsiiy coaoludei ~
give he hotel PEOPLE no more tfoas,e and
promised 10 leave the hogsl on Monday
next
Superintendent coirin of the Nia3ncs
stated 20 Iaited Press reporter toaaY that
Mrs. Emnons' eocrDtreitlcs and Nhtius
Lad become rery annoying - the eiher
guests. Among other diversions ale would
get on baggagc truck and induce the depot
attendants TO f.usa her around tie plat
form while she c0yiY pulled cigarette. II
she got an idea n Der head oHf1ng the
night that she wanted anything, she would
knock aud pound upon the chamber DOOR
until she g0t some one oct. leAer1sy Mrs..
Elnmons was told tha; she must leave tbs
hotel. she flew into towering passion snd
declared war Today she changed her
mind ara tod Mr.. Colvin ihas She would
90 Ia peace. She came 20 BAiiimo~ fhis
afternoon 70 hunt up boarding house. bat
was not saccmsfai ia findibg a ;s.ece 10
suit her. Mrs. lannon's left Tor Washing.
ton thls eyeu!ne
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

The Interstate Commercs law bas been
ia force week and il has had tile elieci Of
making considerable trouble - tbe raiirosd
raen here. One q thsm sad YESTERDAY.
that the law had kn0cked busiress fky.
Ligh: that traffic thie week bad fallen II ~
per cent. bat th4t fhinRs were boune a. re-
turn 20 tteir old level IN q iiiffe while.
"Jho ff0nble. said he, u that the lae IVES
pUt into e.frct too soon after its psssaxe.
We did mol have IDie - get ready ~ t.
Tor i has been efesi desi 81 work ~ make
oar rules conform 10 fs re48iremcnts. IL
cosis as 81 so - get out opf tariffs alone.
II we had bad mcTe tine - ret really.
things n3iR8i ilnTe been difere1i. bui - ii
j. row. w. 9onf know anyfisink aid ~
afe goiEg every ihing bsird. We have sixty
Vzrs tcasy l8sded vita goods ana side
traokco - Hatkeron. waiting uii ~ ran
arraoes rates sitb connecting roads b ship
skem'
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10
THEY DOET'T LIKE IT
Gloucester Fishermen CRITICS.
a2g President Cleveland.
HIS LETTER OIsiPP0INIs THEM.
/" England has . Mortgage on the Ac-
nainistrsfion' ''--ss we'li Have 10
Fight for IL Yet - Their
Presidents Opinion.

BesTos. April . = A Gloucester special TO
the Gioss says: IL Gloucester nshsFmsn
shoald 50 to the polls today and deposit
ther votes there would - ananlmity OF
opinion thss President Clevelands reply TO
fsesiie1t Sieel Is not quite satisfactory.
Democrats and Republicans are Indignantly
cry lng that the President dia not take
staDd upon the question whlcS coeA De
considered Anssrican. Mer Of al political
shades eorgegafsd Ia the excnauoe aud on
the streets early IN The morning 70 talk
ae0ut President Clevelands position.
The general sentiment was not
favorable. and remarks Ike these were
make "fhs matter viii be OF mach coDso-
ialion 70 the Canadians. There Is noEhing
IA II tor American fishermen 20 console
them selves with We will have to light for
it ysl Cleveland viii DO cothing be
has tone nothing il the psst- The English
t&Fe a faortgage on the administration.
The President practically ASKS the fishermen
Of Amerlca % sacrifice this great industry Of
theirs for toe good of the country. aud asks
a. TO patrioticslly bear with all the insults
hezped upon "a BY Canais-'
Hon. fitz J. Bobson. President of the
National Fishing Association, says. The
fishermen of al the United States desire
nothing Of the Executive contrary TO the
spirit of bis communication. The .question
Of the application OF the power given by
Congress Is entirely in his hands- IL is one
of those peculiar positions in which the
sirong good sense of the President hesitales
to believe that the unjust position assumed
By Canada will be persisted in. and while
every citizen OF the United States desires TO
be friendly and peacesb.e, il de-
perds on Canada whether good
win shall be preserved. I have no
doubt the President means what be says.
and the hrst overt act on the part of Canada
will bring the proclamation, but there is no
desire on the part Of our people TO promote
strife but Simply for the Executive. If neces-
sary. 20 prevent strife. 10 show. as he has
done an the communication, that the course
parsued by Canada tosard our fishermen
mus. stop. We feel thai we are entitled 10
The same protection under our tariff laws as
other producing industries are Afforded.
We also realize that the Government should
sustain the American fisheries as National
@afa~ea
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10
RAYN0HDIAP
TIE GRIKEEI rBHEHlis Is At REST.


EsAsssftIs. lad. Anril io.--f2.so .. IA. ?
John + Raymond hrazlhed his last ~ IL
81 George Hotsi al o'clsck this Enosnins
Nj Raymond arrived IN this nit5 frass Al
noon srom Hopkinssills Ny. suffering
frora complication q diseases and wss
unable 10 Ga bis enesxemsnt.
Ga his arrival here The beet medical aid
vas procured and everything possible WAS
done for his relief.
he setsasd considerably improved dsriaE
yesterday. bat grew verse after 0olocs
last night and. surrounded bs inambsfs os
his compsny. passed peaoefally swsy.
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10
FRAUDULENT RETURNS
GlLLaTs THAT HERE saI rlusTn
t,,,..ssxss,oas IA the Jecsf Psnlns4is
-Rsportsd Discovery ~ 800
Frasasisaf Votes - 0axsoic
--Osher MI<hlgsa Specials

Drsnosr. April e--The chairman ''f sas
ssantr soesmirss al tAs Prohibitsonists
ef D.ifo1 a4ss c.aimst iEsad arcs the
mornlng sler sis1ron ~hea tes majority
ID wagae coensg Vas estinaief sz %p.eeo
srainss shem. aaa shs following siEn vas
sosie.i % ne fIons q tAssr Gris'Foid. q.
he.aaaarssrs. Wasted. the names and al
dresses Of ~ tse yea voters On ne amend.
nsnta Indsapataals syi.iens Of fread has
bssn bsi,ozas - Igat ana the Pro
Aibs,ioa.sss propose 70 pash their invsstisa-
t.ons % ne b.t.sr end Il q
.erg svidsut teal q bs sensation =
en- iop. One Pa7siculsrlg fag1snt case
j. thss q ths ars. precinct IN ths
Thirseenih Nard wheTson.y seventeen votes
we're credited for The aneadment- The
Psohlsit:ani-ss hsvs the names snd ad-
dresses q axsv-sssen persons who votes.
for ne sfaenamsas and are wiling % ossear
,oh Thas it runs throughout the city.
The Pgo1Ioit1nisLs are working vigorously
sn. ;lels asE IS sslll ayias- Il Is proposed
- ,sts tAs a4mes Of all "yea" voters ia
De,sois art make comparison with returns
.l aftseni precincts.
Prozsior Dickis claims that be has evi-
denos IL 500 frsu5alent votes having been
cas- Ia gogs5lc rounty. ths majority given
srlia-t zee arnsndnasnt being that much in
excess q ;hs total vote the county Is en-
t.t,ed "a
Revised returns up 70 this hour place
sbs aas.odsy sgainst TIE amendment at
sssa
Telegram-herald., 1887-04-10

The fos.ntoF 81 fbs Fseussstis Cskines
Asss A Gss. sad slsas<s flss n ora
fnes 81 fsis rsstssa.


For many Year, physicians ~ this couu-
try have enasayofss 70 Aud sssns sesnesg
which could safely BE- oslsea ,sufs fof cun-
sumpilon. yes. oespiss their careful atten-
tion snd oonss1erstlen ftef every s1art lst
proven futile. fsana'icz shes ifei sour-
seYsnihs Of ths hemsh Iaoe aaaes eifb a..
ssases ol tie rsspirsscry sssesns while tso-
sevenths dis 81 them
t,issnns nsla3on ~ Yb.tisis palmooasse -
msdiuai n4eu cal Il wiser tflef 1o 49, sish
Ia iei L.ls patient - q 49, .ng lfeu fh~
seoufre vhicf Hsnters IL e5cent each
year ~ the bundneos ~ fkoosen1s. i.sz
bsen pronounced incBrailie va. ike esesV
other advancement su rssfsnoe - Al tlsf s
claimed - tae ihelf - hkff fsr<l,s e.
iiicsei snsi bo5colt % iee business q ths
un9satasef. Accord ~ 81 tiio cee1,
sns report 81 Hicaissn ~ ise tisers SER.
OF oonfap.pi,on in is4e Ia ff,it Stats
alone Itl5 deaths a. Us G9f - sDrh tf3
dosthE reported. 1tserz sstilsiies tsss eseu
fexffsl 80 ecBiHlupieie ~ us Ir,8f ln o4Hif,
yef Dotsins compared - ibe essns ~ tl5gse
vho are coiareIlea - - the ioFea ones
p.De swey, knowing taai 81 means - c9m.
niend hafe tcen exhaussed End naufhf bat
tie cold. eiraf grave ssaits fbtm, Hem
dreSs ~ i,aszeuts az sert san6a4s - BEN
yer, California. The sgptb % Ffaset. amouE
the pines 81 horta Carsiipk Hnd otlaef
placez iu fhs hup.e that fbf change of
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